Guru Govind Singh

Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti (born December 22, 1666; death: 7 October 1708) was the tenth Guru of the Sikhs. On 11 November 1675, after the death of his father Guru Tegh Bahadur, he became a guru. He was a great warrior, a poet, a devotee and a spiritual leader. In 1699, on the day of Baisakhi, he established the Khalsa Panth which is considered to be the most important event in the history of the Sikhs.

Guru Gobind Singh completed the holy books of the Sikhs, Guru Granth Sahib and beautified them as a guru. The bizarre drama is considered as his autobiography. This is the most important source of information about their life. This is a part of the Dasam Granth. Dasam Granth is the name of the compilation of the works of Guru Gobind Singh.

They fought 14 wars with the Mughals or their allies (such as the King of Shivalik Hills). They sacrificed all the family for the sake of religion, for which they are also called ‘Saraswati’. In addition to this, he is also known by many names, nicknames and titles, Kalgidhar, Dashmesh, Bajanwale etc. in the public.

While Guru Gobind Singh was unique in the world’s sacrificial tradition, he himself was also a great writer, original thinker and a person of many languages, including Sanskrit. He himself composed many texts. He was the patron of the scholars. There were 52 poets and writers in their court, so they were also called ‘Sant Sepahi’. They were the unique confluence of devotion and power.

He always gave the message of love, unity, brotherhood. Someone tried to harm Guru even if he defeated him with his patience, sweetness and gentleness. Guruji believed that a person should not scare anyone or fear him. They preach in their own words, do not give it to the blood, neither fear nor fear. He was a simple, intuitive, devotional Karmayogi from childhood. In his speech, the feeling of sweetness, simplicity, courtesy, and quietness was full of the rift. The first philosophy of his life was that the path of religion is the path of truth and truth always prevails.guru gobind singh jayanti 2019 date.

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Guru Gobind Singh was born on December 22, 1666, at Patna, home of Guru Teg Bahadur and Mata Gujri, the ninth Sikh guru. At the time of his birth, his father went to the teachings of religion in Assam. His childhood name was Govind Rai. At Patna, the house where he was born and in which he had spent his first four years, now the Takhat is located at Patna Sahib.

In 1670, his family again came to Punjab. In March 1672, his family came to the place named Chakk Nanaki located in the Shiwalik hills of the Himalayas. Here, their education started. He learned Persian, Sanskrit and learned military skills to become a warrior. Chak Nanki is nowadays called Anandpur Sahib.guru gobind singh jayanti 2019,

On 11 November 1675 Aurangzeb publicly cut down the head of his father, Guru Teg Bahadur, in Chandni Chowk, Delhi, because of the complicity of the Kashmiri Pandits, against the creation of Muslims, and not accepting Islam itself. After this, on 29 March 1676, on the day of Vaisakhi, Govind Singh was declared the tenth Guru of the Sikhs.

Your education continued even after becoming the 10th Guru. Under the education, writing-reading, horse-riding and bow-running were included. In 1684, he composed chandi di war. By 1685, you stayed at a place named Paonta by the river Yamuna.

Guru Gobind Singh had three wives. On June 21, 1677, at the age of 10, he was married to Mata Zito in Basantgarh, 10 km from Anandpur. They had 3 sons, whose names were – Jujhar Singh, Zorar Singh, Fateh Singh On April 4, 1684, at the age of 17, his second marriage took place in Anandpur with Mother Sundari. He had a son named Ajit Singh. On April 15, 1700, at the age of 33, he married Mata Sahib Devan. Though he had no children, his period on the pages of Sikhism was also very influential.guru gobind Singh Ji birthday 2019 date,
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Leaving Anandpur Sahib and coming back

In April 1685, at the invitation of Raja Raj Prakash of Himachal Pradesh, Sirmaur belonged to this Sirmour, Guru Gobind Singh transferred his residence to the city of Paapata in the Sirmaur state. According to the Gajat of Sirmaur state, due to differences with Raja Bhim Chand, Guruji was forced to leave Anandpur Sahib and they moved from there to Toka town. Opp. Prakash invites Guru ji to Toka from Sirmaur’s capital, Nahan. From Nahan, he left for Paanata. Vishu Prakash invited Guruji to his kingdom with the aim of strengthening his position against King Fateh Shah of Garhwal. At the request of Raja Raja Prakash, Guru ji built a fort with the help of his followers in a short time in Paonta. Guru Ji stayed in Panetta for almost three years and composed many texts.ind Singh, Bhim Chand, and the hill kings of other Allied countries.

Establishment of Khalsa sect

The leadership of Guru Gobind Singh ji brought something very new in the history of the Sikh community. In 1699, on the day of Baisakhi, Khalsa, which is a collective form of the followers of Diksha diksha of Sikh religion, formed it.

In a meeting of the Sikh community, he asked everybody – “Who wants to sacrifice his head”? At the same time a volunteer agreed to this and Guru Gobind Singh took him to the tent and after some time returned with a blooded sword. The master again asked the same people again to ask the same question, and in the same way another person agreed and went with them, but when they came out of the tent, then the sword with blood was in their hands. Similarly, when the fifth volunteer went inside with him in the tent, some time later, Guru Gobind Singh returned with all the living servants and he gave them the name of the paws or first Khalsa.

After that Guru Gobind ji took an iron bowl and mixed it with water and sugar and mixed it with dual sword and gave it the name of the nectar. After making the first 5 Khalsa, he was given the name of the sixth Khalsa, after which Guru Gobind Rai was named Guru Govind Singh Jayanti

Here, on December 27, 1704, both small Sahibzade and Joravatsinh and Fateh Singh ji were selected in the walls. When this happened to Guruji, he wrote a Zafarnama (letter of victory) to Aurangzeb, in which he warned Aurangzeb that the Khalsa sect has been prepared to destroy your kingdom.

On May 8, 1705, a fierce battle took place from the Mughals at the place called ‘Muksar’, in which Guruji won In October 1706, Guruji went to the South where you found out the death of Aurangzeb. Aurangzeb wrote a complaint letter while he was dead. Surprisingly, everything that had been looted (Guruji) was writing the Fatehnamas and the one who had everything had been writing the name of the victim. The reason for this was the truth. Guruji had always waged war against atrocities and not for its own personal benefit.

After the death of Aurangzeb, you helped Bahadur Shah to be king. The relationship with Guruji and Bahadur Shah was very sweet. Seeing these relations, Nawab Wajit Khan of the border became alarmed. So he put two behind the Pathan Guruji. These Pathans falsified Guruji by fraudulently, from which on 7 October 1708 Guruji (Guru Gobind Singh Ji) got absorbed in Nanded Sahib in Divine Jyoti. In the end, you asked the Sikhs to consider Guru Granth Sahib as their guru, and they themselves also had the crown. After Guruji, Madhodas, who Guruji gave the name of Banda Singh Bahadur, attacked the border and played brick with the brick of the tyrants.

About Guru Govindaji, Lala Dushtoria, who was a hardcore Arya Samaj, writes, ‘I wanted to write a lot about Swami Vivekananda, Swami Dayanand, Paramhans etc., but I can not write about those who are full men Are not there. I meet all the qualities of the perfect man in Guru Gobind Singh. ‘ So Lala Daulatrai has written a good book about Guru Govind Singhji, the perfect man.

Similarly, Muhammad Abdul Latif also writes that when I think of the personality of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, then I do not understand what to describe his aspect. They sometimes see me Mahatiraji, sometimes Mahadani, I sometimes see the fakir, sometimes they appear as a guru. There are ten teachers of the Sikhs.

While grappling with a killer, Guru Govind Singh Jayanti had a deep injury on his heart in the chest. He died on 18 October 1708 at Nanded at the age of 42.